The Cavs couldn't do much in free agency, as they were subject to the punitive restrictions that come with being in the second apron.

Even though things have been quiet on the LeBron James front since the vague comments from his agent about evaluating what's in the future Hall of Famer's best interest, he could be keeping an eye on the Dallas Mavericks.

NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line “will never rule out the possibility” of LeBron James playing for the New York Knicks. James loves Madison Square

LeBron James’ return to the Los Angeles Lakers for the upcoming NBA season is far from certain. As he nears the twilight of his career, the four-time champion is focused on contending for another title.

NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line revealed why he will “never rule out” LeBron James playing for the New York Knicks. LeBron has a few connections to the Knicks.

Kyrie Irving is an NBA legend, a nine-time All-Star, three-time All-NBA and one of the most popular individual players of the last 20 years. His style and ability have helped define a young generation of hoopers who admire his handle and ability to be both a scorer and a facilitator.

James was a recently drafted rookie in 2003 when the Rockers folded. Gordon Gund, who owned the Rockers and the Cavaliers, decided to place financial priority on James — a fact that is understandable, given all we know about his talent and prowess, but that also meant Gund attempted to find a new ownership group for the WNBA team.